Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-05-27

pare for it.
J Alden Brown was q Herald caller
Wednesday,.
The largest variety of hats in town
at Roth Bros. 216tf
Moses Shaw of Pleasant was in
Gown Tuesday.
40 bushels NICE FLAN SEED for
sale by Morse Il LaPoint. 217w2
ID. w. Shryock put up small barn
On L. L. Blanks claim this week.
sheriff Spears drove to Mitchell
last Monday and returned Tuesday.
MIR. Tofllemire is slowly recovering
from the injuries mentioned last week.
Plenty of sunshine and showers,
and Jerauld county crops are booming.
Mrs. G. w. Bennett fell and severe
ly injured her wrist on Tuesday even
Ing last.
S. S. Moore, one Of ANNA town
ships substantial farmers was in town
Monday.
-Messrs Ramsey and Sheldon of
Woonsocket were doing business at the
Springs, Monday.
The principal amusement of our
Dig boys about town is the ancient and
classical game Of quoits.
Mrs. Spears and Mrs. Henning look
ed in on the inmates Of the eagles
Nest" Wednesday evening.
-BoRN.--On Tuesday. May 10th. to
Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Harrison, girl
Both, mother and child, doing well.
Rev. Mr.. Thayer, father, and DR..
,rhayer, brother of G. E. Thayer, are
spending a few days at the Springs.
J. w. Adair, our artistic painter, is
touching up" Attorney Null's batch
elor quarters, in anticipation of new
occupant.
The most popular man in town
Monday was INV. Thomas. He brought
some very choice veal and was not long
in disposing of it.
We hear that the right OF way has
been secured through Hand county for
the extension of the G. NJ. & st. P. r. r.
south from Faulkton.
-Thos. Drake will locate at Faulk-
ton. AS it is the junction Of the C.M.&
st. p. with G. & N. w. it will doubtless
make dourishing town.
Mrs. Barrett returned from her
eastern trip last Monday evening, and
Uncle Peters stern features have re-
faxed into radiant smile.
-Grissel & Strub Of Woonsocket
have Butterick's Patterns for sale. Call
and get one and look at their nice stock
of spring and summer goods. 21ltf
The editor-in-chief returned from
Turtle Lake, Wis, last Saturday, to
spend few days in our genial clime.-
He went back Yesterday. expecting to
finish his work there some time in
July.
G. II. Stephens and family started
Monday morning for their old home in
Pennsylvania. They were good citizens
and will be very much missed by their
acquaintance in Jerauld county.
Mr.. West of Washington Springs
grew impatient waiting for the use of
his neighbours horse corn planter, and
planted thirteen acres in one and one
half days, with a hand-corn-planter.-
Pretty good for an old man.
John Downing, who halls from
Fayette county, Iowa, and has been
visiting brother at Webster, stopped
off at Washington Springs on his way
home and spent a few days with old
Iowa friends.
DO not be deluded into buying So
called --latest styles" goods, that have
been on the shelves for months, but
call on Grissell & Strub and get the
latest ard most seasonable styles out
They carry no old goods. 211tf
The South Dakota Board of Phar-
macy requests all druggists to send
their names to j. L. Kreychie, secre-
tary, 1roquois, Oak, for blank applica-
lions for registration. All druggists in
Dakota, south of the 18th standard par
allel must apply for registration. The
next meeting of the board will be in
Huron, Tuesday, June 28th, 1887.
Last Sunday Albert Gunderson
went to visit his Dulcina, and when he
returned, found that some one had been
in his Office, fooling with the safe, at
least he can not unlock it, the combina-
ton having evidently been changed
He is in great need Of papers that are
in the safe, and had contest and law
suit this week that were effected by the
contents thereof. Albert is retained in
the case Of Hackett VS.. Gunderson.
which comes off Saturday. Hackett
claims 500 as an amount due him on
settlement at the time Of the dissolu-
tion Of the firm of Hackett & Gunder-